Day: 10 July 2014

Food waste deal will power 20 M&S stores

Marks & Spencer has signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to buy back renewable energy generated from its own food waste.

Solar firms entitled to pursue £132m claim against Government

The High Court has ruled that 14 British solar and construction companies can pursue up to £132m worth of compensation over the Government's illegal cuts to feed-in tariff subsidies for solar installations in 2011.

Flooding: documents reveal UK Government’s spin on protection cuts

Leaked draft communications strategy includes comments from the Environment Agency challenging funding claims.

Nestlé secures sustainable milk supply chain for Kit Kat and Nescafé

Nestlé has set up a partnership within its milk supply chain to drive sustainability through lower carbon emissions and on-farm biodiversity. Its Kit Kat and Nescafé brands are the first to benefit from the move.

Industry group formalised to drive paper cup recycling

Members of the paper cup supply chain have announced the formalisation of the Paper Cup Recovery and Recycling Group (PCRRG), which will work with stakeholders to improve paper cup recyclability.

Levi’s NFL stadium sets benchmark in water conservation

A Levi's stadium set to open next month in Calfornia as the new home of the San Francisco 49ers American Football team will run on recycled water, as part of a quest to become the greenest stadium in the country.

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